Engineer Makes Snake 'Walk' By Constructing Four Robotic Legs (Photos, Video)

<iframe class=youtube src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1SgGfMlbCoM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe><br><a rel=ugc href="https://www.youtube.com/watch'v=1SgGfMlbCoM">https://www.youtube.com/watch'v=1SgGfMlbCoM</a><br><br><b>Engineer makes snake 'walk' by constructing four robotic legs (photos/video)</b><br><br><blockquote>A self-confessed snake-loving engineer, Allen Pan has built a robot for snakes that enables the reptile to 'walk' .<br><br>To date, there has never been any evidence of snakes with four legs appearing in the natural world. Scientists were at first excited in 2015 when a promising fossil was discovered, but it turned out to be a lizard<br><br>Due to his love for snakes, Pan went to a local pet shop to learn how snakes should walk by observing lizards.<br><br>He then constructed a tube-based housing with four mechanical legs that allow the snake to hop aboard and let the robotic limbs do the walking..<br><br>In order to test his work, Pan went to the home of a local snake breeder to find a reptile he can fit into the robot.<br><br>When any other animal has deformed legs, humanity comes together to spit in Gods face, and we build that animal awesome new cyborg legs, Pan tells the camera in a video that has picked up over 2.5 million views on YouTube in just two days.<br><br>But nobody loves snakes enough to build them robot legs. Nobody except for me. Snake lover: Allen Pan.<br><br>It is believed that snakes did once walk upon the land around 150 million years ago <br><br>A study published in 2016 pointed out that some snakes, like pythons, do retain the tiny vestiges of legs as two small bumps on either side of their pelvis. </blockquote><br><a rel=ugc href="https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2022/8/engineer-makes-snake-walk-by-constructing-four-robotic-legs-photosvideo.html">SOURCE</a>
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